When I entered on the first day, there were robots that were specifically responsible for scanning. There were many things placed on the surface, and they were all scanned and sent back. The purpose was to copy them. There was an atom-smashing system, so as long as the scanned data was sent back, copying was a very easy task.
For example, gold and silver items are easy to copy, but of course there are still problems if you look closely. If you copy lacquerware, it can be exactly the same, but in the hands of an expert, it will feel a little weird. As for what's weird, I guess even an expert can't tell.
This kind of copying is incredibly fast, data goes in and something comes out, but its essence cannot stand up to scrutiny. After all, it is a replica. No matter how powerful it is, it cannot replicate the traces left by the years. At most, it is an image, an extreme resemblance.
Since the fate of this place was to burn everything down, Ryan Zhang finally remembered an important thing, so he sent a robot to scan the entire building. This is also extremely important information. Once these buildings are burned down, he will be the only person in the world who has detailed building data. If he wants to copy and rebuild in the future, this data will be very important.
A large number of gold products were exchanged, many cultural relics were replaced, and as time went on, a huge number of calligraphy and paintings and antiques were gradually replaced.
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